Indiana's Game Losing Punter Meltdown

[@IsaacPunts]

The Sound Bite at the End is for you Michigan Fans!

[@fullmetal929]

Lmao, the craziest ending to a game I've ever seen.

[@malcolmcarey6519]

Here i was thinking i could just watch a normal youtube video, but you send me back to Nam

[@Macavity116]

Everyone in Michigan has that soundbyte burned into our collective memory. You triggered so many 'nam style flashbacks in people, you have no idea. ;)

[@PrivatelyHanging]

You're a dirty bird, Isaac... unfortunately, Bryce Underwood will haunt the Big10 for the next 4 years 😊

[@sethpulsford511]

@@PrivatelyHanging y'all paid him 10 mil to hand the ball off

[@SportSync29]

It wasn’t ebuka who returned it for a TD on the punt in was Caleb downs the safety

[@DBRooper]

egbuka*

[@SportSync29]

@ I’m sorry

[@thebigmanufacturer]

@@DBRooperwasn’t egbuka either it was Caleb Downs he already said that.

[@easyenetwork2023]

And potential Thorpe Award winner.

[@bigredracingdog466]

@@thebigmanufacturer He was pointing out that Egbuka was misspelled, hence the *.

[@SSruh]

Before the snap, I literally predicted and said"bad snap," expecting a repeat of the Northwestern high snap. I felt like a wizard

[@IsaacPunts]

As a punter myself, I always get sweaty palms watching other punters in rain games... This is why

[@chevy4x466]

Welcome to the world of legalized gambling

[@Astrocop17]

Accept it wasn’t…. The snap was fine, the catch….not so much!

[@LilMilan420]

Good snap, punter fail

[@mattlovesaviation]

my dad said “FUMBLE?” than he fumbled it 😂

[@fwater9543]

At 2:03 you say Egbuka, it’s actually not Egbuka. It’s Caleb Downs. They both wear #2 but Downs is a safety.

[@-Hesco]

it’s funny cuz the next punt they put #11 inniss back there like bro downs just scored a TD why take him out and put someone else in? sometimes this coaching staff makes me extremely frustrated

[@Griffman08]

Simple mistake.

[@bigredracingdog466]

Indiana didn't lose the game because of that muffed snap. They lost because after they scored on a nice 70-yard drive, they gained only 81 more yards for the rest of the game. Their QB spent more time on his butt than he did on his feet.

[@kimdurig1322]

You forgot to mention the five sacks for big losses

[@Mox3712]

I guess having only 151 yards of offense had nothing to do with them losing, huh?

[@redjack7296]

Yeah but this didn't necessarily help them either so 🤷

[@zibbitybibbitybop]

They woulda lost either way, but this was still atrocious special teams work.

[@georgesouthwick7000]

Playing a “cream puff” schedule didn’t do much to help Indiana prepare for this game either.

[@buckpr5387]

With 13 minutes to go, IU only had 101 yds of offense

[@andrewgrove1691]

It's against Ohio state. The refs help them

[@salsanacho]

Even the announcers mentioned that if not for these two big special teams plays, the game would have been remarkably closer. Shows the importance of all 3 phases of the game.

[@IsaacPunts]

Couldn't agree more, I think Ohio State was significantly better, but when you take all the wind out of a teams sails to end the half and start the second... Really hard to tell

[@jefferybragg3148]

Take two Ohio State touchdowns off the board and it's still a 9 point loss. Wish in one hand crap in the other.

[@salsanacho]

@@IsaacPunts Yup and it would have been much a different 4th quarter if it was a one score game at the start, especially with OSU's cornerback drawing PI calls every time they target him. But big plays win games, and OSU made the big plays.

[@Mox3712]

Damn dude, Indiana had 151 yards of offense the entire game - the muffed punt didn't lose the game

[@Artorias_x]

Ohio State turned the ball over twice inside the red zone. An interception and a turn over on downs, if they score on those, it's an even bigger blow out...goes both ways

[@wjatube]

Indiana was held to 83 net rushing yards and 68 net passing yards. It's the first time this century that an AP Top 5 team was held to so few yards in each category in a regular-season game. Regardless of punting miscues Indiana is not the same level and if Ohio State didn't make so many errors they could've won by more.

[@donaldshotts4429]

Woulda coulda shoulda. OS didn't run it great nor did they throw it deep. It took OS half the 2Q to score at all. Yes they're better but quit trying to throw shade. Next two trips to Bloomington you're losing one. Cignetti is for real

[@wjatube]

@donaldshotts4429 you haven't beaten them in 36 years and your offense just got their ass handed to them. So Plz stop making a fool out of yourself.

[@donaldshotts4429]

@@wjatube Says the guy that says "if OS didn't make so many mistakes" when the IU punter got butter fingers inside our own 10. Makes me wonder what game you watched? Your punt returner? Just another guy they bought off from Alabama. Just enjoy your season. Best team $ can buy and if you don't win it all then it's a complete and utter failure. Which it's Ryan Day so you won't. I was dumb enough to bet you guys with Fields, up 16-0 on Clemson, but hey they had guys too so you lost. Day better have 50% better players or he's f.

[@wjatube]

@donaldshotts4429 crying isn't a good look for you bro.

[@donaldshotts4429]

@@wjatube Too old to be a bro..lol. My coworker is Justin Frye's brother in law and both Frye & his wife are IU grads so I'm happy for them. You guys have no excuses. You'll be the #1 seed going in

[@alexanderclark8586]

People keep saying without the two TD on Special teams, it would be a closer game. OSU would still have two possessions but just longer to drive All that did was say Indianas defensive stats by giving us short fields

[@Justin-pq3rq]

Indiana literally could not move the ball. They got dominated up front. We’re outgained over 2 to 1 and could have played 2 more quarters and not scored. The ONLY time they moved the ball was their opening drive of the game. Their scripted plays they had been working on for 2 weeks because of the bye. And their last drive when it was a 31-7 game. Other than that they had less than a 100 yards and were sacked 6 times.

[@ColeslawVariant]

I keep saying Indiana had ONE GOOD DRIVE the entire game. How did it feel having someone run the score up on you, Cignetti?

[@frequentfliyer6036]

@@ColeslawVariant you sound salty af clown. IU football is still a winner program and cig is a goat coach.

[@voicevitality7197]

You mean figuratively, not literally.

[@georgesouthwick7000]

The Hosiers found out what it is like to play the “Varsity”.

[@timothyparker9837]

Thanks for covering us. It hurts a lot,but making a video on our demise soothes a lot of wounds. 😂

[@zakberliner7926]

Completely agree, my Hoosier brother! As the punt issues piled on, a part of me thought, “Hey, at least Isaac will post a nice analysis about it later”

[@bradyjohnson1337]

shouldn't hurt too bad. still definitely going to the playoffs

[@anonymousanonymous5857]

@@zakberliner7926”please fk my wife” energy

[@InsipidMoniker]

As an OSU fan, congratulations on an amazing season so far. The punts were huge momentum plays, but other than those your guys played a hell of a game. Hoping y'all get into the playoff.

[@andrewstockwell66]

Bruh you did us Michigan fans dirty with that ending 😢

[@jshih24]

Hate to be that guy, but #2 was Caleb Downs not Egbuka. Lots of studs wearing 2 at OSU. Keep up the great work though love the vids

[@gamingandwhatevs]

I didn't know you were allowed to double up jersey numbers on the same team.

[@yigyog]

@@gamingandwhatevs you can when they play different sides of the ball. Egbuka is on offense and Downs is on defense so they’re never on the field at the same time

[@gamingandwhatevs]

@@yigyog Ah, I guess that makes sense. I'm more familiar with NFL than NCAA, and I'm pretty sure NFL doesn't let you use the same number at all.

[@jshih24]

@@gamingandwhatevs yeah, also there are usually 105+ players, (Clemson has 150ish including walk-ons I think) so there is naturally going to be overlap

[@rawnbadillo9886]

My Hoosiers are not there...yet! To quote a "prime" coach who said recently...."get us now cuz we're coming." It's not just basketball now at Indiana! And that OSU coach showed no class going for that late touchdown. Karma will come back to get him and his team...

[@davidbair8075]

That's was Downs on the return not Egbuka.

[@BlingusTringus]

Exact comment I was looking for

[@Jed1GTR]

But they where the same number and both sometimes return so it makes sense

[@ikeedwards6600]

Caleb downs. Was the return man

[@fredericklockard3854]

It wasn’t the punter or special teams. IU got held to under 200 yds of O. And if OSU had scored on those other drives in the red zone like they normally do, this game would have been much much worse. But look, it’s been a great year for Indiana and if they win next week they’re in. I’m genuinely happy to see different teams rise up and become relevant.

[@Hyposonic]

Amazing how many people think special teams cost Indiana the game. The game was not close by any metric. OSU played their 2nd string defensive line most of the 2nd half. They're 2nd half play calling was just to burn time. A blowout wouldn't have helped anyone in the B1G, including OSU. The big game is next week in Buckeye Nation.

[@georgesouthwick7000]

This contributed to Indiana losing the game but to blame the loss on this particular play is both unfair and inaccurate. Indiana lost to a team that was far superior in every phase of the game, offense, defense and special teams.

[@shiverop8027]

Indiana had 5 yards in total offense for most the game they got 70 the first and some yards in trash time after it was out of reach

[@Chip-dg7wy]

As much as they want to be, IU isn’t in the class of other top ten teams. Purdue is terrible but I bet they give us a good game next week.

[@RonRussell-sj1zf]

The flubbed punt got them started, but punter doesn't pass block ... and neither did anyone else!

[@ConkreteMan]

Their back up punter is from my hometown and went to school with my son. We’ve been waiting for him to get an opportunity to see the field, but nope. Not even after these mistakes. Rough game.

[@elwalker9034]

Some media folk are acting like the teams are closely matched, except for special teams. Nonsense. Apart for the fact special teams is still an aspect of the overall team, Indiana was badly outperformed on both side of the ball. Since it was vs a top opp they deserve to remain in the top ten, or thereabout, but they got exposed. We'll see how they recover.

[@buckeyeguru2321]

It was Downs that returned that punt not our usual punt returner Egbuka but they both wear number 2

[@jordanblarson]

I'm glad someone said this. The game is most likely 7-7 at halftime if not for that dropped snap. IU's defense was playing so well for most of the first half. The dropped snap at the end of the half completely changed the game.

[@robertwilcow9882]

iu ran it affectivly for a touchdown no prob. then the deefence shut ohio down, id say it exploited ohios weakness and IU was told by vegas to shut it down letem win. remember now, vegas runs everything? what better will it be a gamble with both teams 10-1? I think it set it up for ohio to favor in playoffs and IU will be victorious, thats my bet on it later.

[@KazeShikamaru]

That has to be th eqsiest punt return I have ever seen in a minute.

[@IsaacPunts]

When the coverage team runs right, and the punt goes left, you make it real easy on the returner.

[@williampelfrey9159]

Buckeyes are different level talent and it was very evident

[@zeaferjones1404]

Yeah they are so talented they used the force to get the punter to fumble the ball.

[@ColeslawVariant]

​@@zeaferjones1404Dont be that dumb.

[@Cam71718]

@@zeaferjones1404indiana allowed 31 unanswered points

[@zeaferjones1404]

@@_outofphase5480 Ohio State only had 7 points too.

[@KG-xt4oq]

So w/o those 'gifts', the final score would've been something like 28-7 or 24-7 instead...don't think what happened on ST can be classified as 'game losing'.

[@KittyKarenpoo]

If the whole team melts down because of one play, they deserve to lose. We need to give that punter a break. Lots of things happened in that game, to include Ohio State being stopped inside the 10 twice and an interception, but Ohio State just said, "Next!" Indiana said, "Oh no, not again."

[@atlasmitchell]

As an longtime Indiana football fan, you have no idea how deep the words, "Oh, no, not again" hit. It's the story of almost every season. Ohio State is absolutely the better team and deserved to win, and let's acknowledge the momentum swing that was caused by special teams essentially giving up 14 free points - deflating IU's offense and defense.

[@steveniemyer9288]

I’m not sure what game you watched but the score made it seem closer than it was. OSU defense dominated the game other than the first drive where Indiana went 75 yards to score. In the second and third quarter Indiana had 3 total yards combined on 8 drives. In the fourth quarter, when the game was in the bag, OSU went to a prevent type defense and let Indiana score on a 75 yard drive that took up 7 minutes of clock. The game should have been over at half time. OSU could have been up 28 to 7 at half if it wasn’t for the interception and turnover on downs in the red zone, again the score made it closer than it was.

[@theflew]

Agreed. OSU had backups in on IU's second TD. The game was over. OSU could care less if IU wanted to run a 7 minute drive for a score. What OSU didn't like was the 2 point conversion, followed by the onside kick attempt.

[@cpfink1242]

The whole “2 plays changed this game” narrative is absolute nonsense. Hoosiers scored on their first and last possessions. In between that was 31 unanswered points from the Buckeyes and Ohio State came up with 0 points on two first half Red Zone visits. This was a true blowout and exposure of a middling team.

[@dirtyhiggins5484]

If you wanna watch a good punter watch Tennessee's punter Jackson Ross. Dude is awesome

[@goreds5662]

im getting really annoyed at people claiming if not for these two plays that Indiana would have won or kept it SUPER CLOSE. Like stop the cope. To call these two plays "game losing" as if they were the singular reason Indiana lost is ridiculous. I GUARANTEE you if both of these punts came off clean and stoped the outcome would be the same. Stop trying to cope for Indiana.They lost. They have played ZERO good teams till OSU and for anyone to think they had a slight chance coming into the shoe says enough about you to know that you have no business pretending to have even a slight knowledge of college football.

[@zplapplap]

Catharsis in a video. Thank you.

[@EliasReedX16]

That Walmart commercial should've never showed up 😂

[@UncleRicoOSU]

“If the game went different, it would have went different.”

[@goofygoober7617]

Are you gonna cover the Penn State Minnesota special teams play? I thought for sure I’d see you cover that

[@badtaste311]

It was also raining that day in Columbus, as well as being cold & a little bit wendy. The field & ball were definitely very slippery, but yeah it was still a meltdown for Indiana on special teams.

[@clearlycaribbeanreb2895]

Indiana had no chance to win this game no matter how you spin it.

[@shinnstoneer7]

Showing yourself led to me looking up your career at Pembroke. Impressive improvement year to year. Did you only play three seasons? Your avg/p was darn good. Hang time, control, what kept you from bigger stages? If you left a year of eligibility out there, plus the covid year, how about taking your swing at a FBS opportunity? Oh, was that play of yours the 24 yard punt credited to "team" in the box score vs mhu? 🤔

[@jerrymeadows5059]

To reduce this game to the punter, or more broadly to special teams, is ludicrous. You need to stop watching games with your heart. Indiana could only muster 150 yards in the game and got almost half of those in their opening drive.

[@stevenfagaly3810]

Bruh, Ohio State dominated. Average gain per pass play: OSU 7.7 IU 3.8. Average yards per rush: OSU 4.0 IU 2.1. Twice the yards per play for both. Total yards OSU 316 IU 153. Twice the total yards with essentially two fewer possessions. What, you just assume OSU doesn't drive for a score those two possessions? Quit rewriting history. This was an expected and total beat down.

[@atlasmitchell]

Ohio State is the better team and played far better. However, the average yards per rush stat you presented counts the five sacks and the 23 yards lost on the muffed punt as rushing attempts for IU, which obviously skews the performance of the running game. Take those out and IU's yards per called running play are over 4.5 - surprisingly good, considering OSU's highly rated defense! At the same time, IU held OSU to 135 fewer yards than their season average, including 42 fewer yards than against Penn State and 153 (!!!) fewer yards than against Oregon. So, IU's defense was surprisingly solid, too! IU deserved to lose because of abysmal (borderline nonexistent) pass-blocking and the aforementioned special teams mistakes. I don't think Isaac Punts is rewriting history. He may be minimizing the dire pass-blocking situation in favor of the special teams mistakes, sure - but he's not rewriting history.

[@sage8573]

sorry but game was not close at all, Indiana had like 150 total yards and like all but 6 of those yards came from FIRST and LAST drive. NOT CLOSE LOL

[@diemrcupcake]

Ohio state got screwed by the refs ALL GAME. This would not have been close if we had gotten any calls.

[@wompa70]

The special teams squads have so few plays that they have to be perfect just about every time. Especially the punt squad given where those plays happen on the field.

[@Ghost_of_a_Flea]

They would've lost regardless.

[@noone-um4hk]

Game wasn't close even with the special teams play... Osus defense was destroying them, but sure... It was "close" 151 yards of total offense 😂

[@loufancelli1330]

OSU totally dominated this game and while those 2 punt plays weren't ideal, he still punted 5 times for a 42 yd average, meaning IU had significantly more punting yardage than offensive yardage over the course of the game. He isn't the reason for the outcome, this game was always going to be a blowout.

[@isaachiltyhilty6804]

As an IU fan long time I was si excited to hopefully end this streak qnd then the rain and special teams mixed together 😔

[@YellowSkarmory]

Knew we'd see a video from you. This one was over after they went down big after the special teams miscues.

[@JohnKennedy-ok9io]

Punter choked on missed snap. No need for the punter to look at the iPad on the sideline to determine that. TD return was poor coverage. 1st guy has to be on ball and either make the tackle or make the returner go laterally. Once OSU absorbed IU’s initial enthusiasm, the game was over. Love Coach Cignetti though…college FB needs more like him.

[@n8dawg640]

Oh believe me, as a Hoosiers fan at the game it hurt me too I thought we had a chance, and if the special teams had done a good job, we would have

[@214jef]

He didn’t shift his body over to get in front of the snap like Isaac did. He just reached out to the side.

[@Guccimanny]

it was downs not egbuka. I don’t blame u tho egbuka usually returns punts and they both wear #2. it’s been nice seeing downs and Treveyon Henderson getting some returns in

[@aarmycraig41]

Isaac do a recap of all the college special teams plays this weekend. There was honestly a lot I’ve noticed

[@ultraollie]

Thanks for your insight.

[@lukeg9891]

As a Michigan fan, I got a little bit of PTSD at the end

[@jimsage1043]

It was a great victory. Anytime you beat a 10-0 top 5 team it's a great victory.

[@renovo56]

Indiana had the 106 toughest schedule, they haven't beaten anybody this year, any SEC team would murder them.

[@Hyposonic]

Not "any", but at least half.

[@LordTepes81]

Man what is it with you SEC nut riders. Half of the SEC sucks and only benefits from 3 teams in that conference propping them up. UGA, Bama, and LSU (with LSU sucking this year) have been the constants. Nobody knows how good Texas, or Tennessee is gonna be against the likes of Oregon, OSU, or Indiana in the CFP. If the SEC were sooooo good against the best of the best then they'd never lose OOC games. Such an egotistical statement.

[@bclaudew3]

so about how far did your punt end up going then?

[@Jkizzle4996]

Bro 2 plays is crazy cause they scored in garbage time too 😂 they had like 78 yards before halfway through the 4th

[@okhondaguy3288]

These rainy games usually end up with plays like this.

[@muerkier]

This is what happens when a weak team with a weak schedule is propped up by the system. Anyone who knows CFB KNEW this blowout was going to happen. OSU was literally THE only good opponent on the Indiana schedule this season. Having the 101st ranked SoS meant Indiana HAD to beat OSU to get the statement win they needed to stay in the CFB Playoff hunt. They failed miserably and under normal circumstances, where the SEC isn't eating itself alive, this loss would have kept Indiana out of the playoffs with no resume to speak of BUT with Ole Miss, Bama and Texas A+M all losing yesterday, this gives Indiana a glimmer of hope that they can pick up an at large bid.

[@ColeslawVariant]

It was a crazy day of college football, for sure. I can not believe Auburn won, and Colorado reverted back to Nebraska game Buffalos.

[@bigredracingdog466]

Indiana is better than they looked yesterday. They saved their worst game for their best opponent. Yes, their schedule was weak, but they destroyed the teams on their schedule, not like some teams with weak schedules who have a number of narrow escapes.

[@bicman876]

Washington and Michigan are both better than OSU: they were in the Natty last year.

[@muerkier]

@@bicman876 Key words being "LAST YEAR" .... TY that is all

[@billobrien5140]

I didn't see the Indiana punter fumble the snap enough times. Could you show it one more time Isaac?

[@xjoseywales]

Great breakdown but all I have to say is 151 yard of offense.

[@tgg5045]

as someone who lives on the indiana and ohio border. this game was a win win

[@JoeWill-t5i]

You can keep blaming the punter or special teams for the loss but you take the 14 points away it’s still a 9 point loss. The story of the game was a 75 yard opening drive for Indiana. 153 total yards for the game. 30 free yards that drive on penalties. The last scoring drive another penalty put IU on the goal line. So “without punting miscues” IU loses by 9. Without penalties IU gets shut out. See how that logic doesn’t always help? If this was a clean game on both sides this could have just as easily been a 9 point 24-15 loss as a 52-0 shut out. All three phases matter in football. Considering Ohio State lost a natty a couple years ago because of special teams We get it.

[@goreds5662]

exactly. the cope is real. Indiana was DOMINATED and had ZERO chance to win from the beginning

[@bob_._.]

Well he certainly melts down quietly; when I read the title I was expecting rage and fury. Apparently "meltdown" has taken on additional meaning of late.

[@joshhare2805]

Punt return was by Caleb Downs, he is #2 on defense

[@TWTexasA1]

Come on who really thought Indiana had a chance to beat OSU…..🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aarond23]

That first fumble...he should have kicked the ball out of the endzone for a safety? At least that was my thought

[@ZeusAmun-pt9dc]

That's why you wear gloves 🧤 Extra grip plus they have that sticky surface.

[@ianschulze1461]

Also it was Downs on the punt return.

[@jmack442257]

There were two possessions Ohio State should have scored. That game could have been 52-15. Also Ohio State been solid the last few weeks with turnovers. And also when OSU lined up on O to Indianas D, they were just so much bigger than them. Then eventually the athleticism of Ohio State just wore Indiana out and then they pretty much separated themselves from Indiana. How Bout sticking Downs back for punt return. First time they had did that. Was wondering when they were gonna do that since he did it at Bama. This is why the game is played and honestly Indiana had their chance.

[@sonny5973]

I'm a Ohio State fan...i say congratulations to Indiana for the great season there having...Go Bucks.beat ttun.

[@kellahobbs9232]

Changed the game.

[@klslatzer]

That isn’t Egbuka. It is Caleb Downs.

[@Vitoandolini13]

If Indiana had won Bloomington would have gone bonkers

[@zibbitybibbitybop]

They woulda lost either way, seeing as OSU's pass rush absolutely mauled Indiana's O-line all game, but that really was some astonishingly bad special teams work.

[@TTFROG-222]

I was there

[@smw4628]

Nothing in life is automatic. I feel bad for that kid.

[@EL1TESHARK]

game went exactly how any generational indiana fan should've expected it to... although i didn't expect special teams to take the brunt of the blame

[@mikefinney423]

2:09 Holding on the return. 11 pulls down 44. Grabs underneath the pads.

[@Guccimanny]

the Hoosiers were holding tuimoloau the ENTIRE first half.. they just let them play

[@alphamelon6239]

Egbuka?1?1? bro you trolling hard...... @2:00

[@liquiddesignz]

You've been there? Well that dropped snap happened in the 2nd Qtr....So instead of reaching for a special teams play where in your opinion was a crucial play in the game, tell it like it actually is...

[@estebanhernandez7151]

No way you went to UNCP,. Went to Mars Hill and was probably at that game.

[@ronniewylie5115]

7-21? Never, ever, never read a score like that. The correct way to read the score would be that Indiana finds themselves down 21-7. The higher number is always first.

[@DaZsCentral]

hey isaac i was at the game and it was wet asf, thats why the punter dropped the ball

[@connorcincinnati]

Come on BS! Bucs made the same damn 2 red zone turnovers too. This was not even close. The first drive was nice but check the stats. The second half IU was gassed and couldn’t move the ball. I’m happy for Indiana, this make Big10 better

[@frentz7]

Uh, no. Indiana got destroyed. Ohio State had more than twice as much offense, while Indiana could not do anything after their first possession, until the second stringers came in at the end. The first half was a little lucky for Indiana, with OSU stopped on the two yard line, and another red zone possession that ended in a turnover. The Buckeyes could easily have scored two more touchdowns.

[@atlasmitchell]

So anytime IU did anything well, it was lucky, but anytime OSU did anything well, it was because they're terrific? I can see how you'd argue the interception on a tipped ball was lucky, but how on earth is a goal-line stand against OSU's powerhouse offense lucky? OSU is the better team, but the way you phrased your comment sounds like you're just confirming your preexisting biases.

[@jordanb6025]

that's caleb downs not egbuka

[@Aquaholic671]

Life long Indiana fan and watching those 2 plays hurt me so bad the missed snap I understand not kicking it but at least try to throw the ball and on the return it looked like #44 on IU got held but no flag was thrown but either way no excuse to execute like that when you were #1 in the Big 10

[@defacto900]

Indiana just played like what they really are, A sub standard team. they are really overrated. now the world saw that they don't belong in the playoffs.

[@bradtaylor4765]

Indiana should never have been ranked 5th. They played nobody in 10 games. Washington was their biggest name win, but the Huskies were down from last year. That shows the polls are a joke.

[@beanhavok2287]

Purdue fans are just happy we can continue to say that WE"VE beat ohio state in football the last ten years.....

[@Dave2301-i3q]

Isaac punts happy as hell when a punter chokes a game away haha

[@IsaacPunts]

Unironically my least favorite videos to make

[@Dave2301-i3q]

@IsaacPunts i figured, a good old meltdown will do views tho

[@stevebabiak6997]

@@IsaacPunts - but you are well balanced - you show us both the awesome punters and the awful punters. It’s not one sided.

[@Executableapplication]

That was Downs that had the return

[@renko9067]

Not top ten? Check out the other games yesterday and tell me how many of those teams deserve to go above Indiana. 8-3 Alabama? 8-3 Ole Miss? 8-3 Colorado? Nope! Maybe you can drop them a place or three, but think about this: if OSU loses to M and IU beats Purdue, it's IU going to the B1G championship. Don't think OSU will lose to M? Did you think Alabama would stomp Oklahoma? IU definitely belongs in the playoffs.